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From Abandoned to Beloved: The Journey of an Orphan in Uganda CHAPTER 1 – I am an Orphan My name is Damari. That means “gift,” but I am not a gift to anyone, and I have never received a gift, either. I am 10 years

Christmas in Uganda

As we prepare to celebrate Christmas in our homes we share many traditions:Decorating, cooking, shopping, singing, praising, gathering and thinking of those we miss.For many of us, those we miss and cherish are a world away and yet we have the same desire for love,

A Life Revived

This is Revival. She is the middle sister in a family of 5, orphaned and living alone, being cared for by the oldest brother. As a girl of 10, she was initially shy and quiet but so clearly wanting to be loved and noticed. Revival and

Born at 7 Months

Fellow readers/ viewers, meet Viola Atumanyire who was born at 7 months. Viola aged 17 is born in a family of 2 children though the mother had two miscarriages before giving birth to her at only 7 months. Viola stays with the mother who is

Out of Shame and Slavery Will I Rise

Sarah F#94 C#279 lost both her parents and was left in the hands of the grandmother together with her 2 siblings; one younger and another whom she is older. Unfortunately, Sarah unlike her siblings has mental retardation. Due to her state, she has gone through

Nsenga Hilary’s success story

I am called Nsenga Hillary, I was born in 1991 to Mr. Bruno Nsenga and Mrs. Kyomugisha Sicola in Rukungiri district. Am the last born in the family of of three boys. I never got a chance to know my father as he passed away

Amazing Grace

I am called Alex Tumwebaze, alumnus of mosaic vision ministry who completed with a bachelors in arts with education in 0ctober 2013 and now currently working with my mother organisation as Child development officer-programs. I am born in a family of four i.e.three girls and

I Regained My Self-Worth

Kyomugisha Evas is a young upcoming counsellor who just finished her diploma in Guidance and Counselling as well as a Certificate in Primary Teaching through the Mosaic Vision Ministries Programs Department. Evas lost her father when she was still young. She was the only child

Just a Little Tenderness!

Tayebwa Dickson was born crippled and as a result, he was rejected and abandoned by his family including his own biological parents as well as his peers. His father is a drunkard and his mother left him when he was still very young. The father

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